Assassination Plot Aimed at King Alfonso Reported
A report from The Recorder describes Spanish anarchists planning to shoot King Alfonso during a Paris arrival. Arrests in Paris and Kowel reveal rifles and ammunition seized. Anarchists confess arrival from Argentina and intended attack near the Moya train stop. Police overpowered one suspect after an attempted shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Recorder
United Service
Warsaw
Paris
Kowel
Bant PU
Shel
London
Wey
Federal Proposals Debate in Sydney State Party
A Sydney meeting of the State Party discussed federal referendum proposals. It recommended rejecting the first proposal to place entire control of industry and commerce with the Commonwealth, while backing the second proposal for emergency national services. The group urged clearer federal and state demarcation to avoid centralisation and overlapping arbitral jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Par- Country Party
Semaider
Itnes
Vegin
Commonwealth
Industry
Cnmmerer
Country Party
Value of Medical Research Across Centuries
The piece cites Dr J B A Winslow of Yale urging that medical science has greatly benefited humanity. It traces Pasteur, Lister, Koch and others from early microbiology to vaccines and serums that controlled yellow fever, typhoid, scarlet fever, and more. The author emphasizes ongoing, steady research toward eradicating contagion threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B.A. Winslow
Yale
Ople
Ouls Pasteur
Danis
Joseph Lister
Pasteur
Unliirny Amtraitien
Wibin
Ile Liscovery
Imo
New Aerial Service Shown for Charleville to Broken Hill
A May message indicates Mat a com vans to be renamed Central Airways Limited and proposes to inaugurate an air route between Broken Hill and Charleville via Sydney. The plan suggests establishing air service links among major Australian towns pending formal approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleville
Broken Hill
Sydney
Central Airwayss. Limited
Ghartusilie
Bitter Senate Row Over Newland Appointment
Melbourne reports a bitter Senate exchange as Senator Lynch accused Senator Pearce and Minister Pearce party allies in backing Newland’s appointment. Pearce and Newland expressed regret at the remarks, and Newland denied being the government’s pet. Senator Plain was elected Chairman of Committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Senate
Newland
P. J. Lynch
Jearce
Ingratinde Innet
Sen
Ila
Pearce
Lynch
J Lyneh
Senator Newlud
Plain
Minda Home Robbed Arrests Made in Adelaide
In Adelaide on Thursday detectives McMahon Ferguson and Correll brought Herbert Whitney Waterhouse before Mr A A Edwards MP on information charging him with stealing £1000 from Minda Home Incorporated on April 13 while employed as a clerk. He was remanded until tomorrow morning with bail set at £100 personal and two sureties of £100 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
McMahon. Ferguson and Correll
Bentley
Wonner
A. Aidwards
M.P
Ily
Watenhoust
Herbert Whitney
Waterhouse
Medindle
Te Minda Ome (Incorporated
Emwaziva
Parachute Saves Pilot After 400 Foot Fall
The Recorder reports a London incident where Captain Schuttled credits his life to a parachute after leaping from his aircraft 400 feet up. The machine crashed, while Schuttled landed unharmed. Earlier, Schafield had a remarkable ascent, then Bullis and a driver reportedly broke engine damage during a descent from 14 000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Recorder
London
Hrouk' Taut
Sclutteld
Bik
Schafield
Aather
Bullis Wopeller Hweane
Hooke
Victorian Finance Deficit Seen in Budget Report
Victoria's budget forecast signals the first deficit in nine years. The state expects a deficit around £300,000 with higher ongoing costs from wage awards granted by the Arbitration Court. Deputy President Jom Quick notes an annual increase of about £250,000 to £300,000.
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Melabouhsr
Victoria
Arbitration Court
Jom Quick
A Respectable Score The Mining Deadlock In Tangier
The report covers a cricket match where Bardsley scores a century in a long innings, with detailed commentary on his form and partners. It also mentions miners' negotiations, mine safety, and a note on workers' compensation cuts affecting 400 Amber mills and local coachbuilding to close.
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Northampton
Walden
Bardsley
Pons Sydney
Ford
Mills
Wat Land
Australian Aviation Tragedy Reported In Melbourne Notes
A Melbourne wager of mixed cricket and aviation headlines recounts a fatal plane crash north of Manor Tollal Station and related cricket scores. The report mentions ministers, miners, and a 40 year loan for mine reconstruction as part of postwar economic strain and political promises by Winston Churchill amid industry slowdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uns
Pla
I Gar
Winston Churchill
Menevenne
A Reign of Terror in Tangier Says Times Reporter
London reports from Tangier that an international police force in the international zone is alleged to have used fogging and torture to coerce confessions. The Times correspondent notes widespread terror among natives and calls for urgent inquiry by European powers. A Tangier disciplinary event is planned to address cases against European police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Recorder
London
Times
Tangier
Tangiers
Deficit Reveals Huge Losses in First Year Finance
Sydney report details a massive deficit in the first year of office with finance chief Mr Langay noting about £13,000,000 in surpluses and drought related railway losses. Revenue totaled £38,659,646, short of the Budget by £335,958. expenditure rose £790,050 with a £487,916 increase in sealing elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Hyeap
Langay
Exports and Imports Melbourne Report Australia US Trade
In Melbourne exports to the United States for the last financial year totaled £9,153,279 while imports from the US reached £38,724,507. Major exports included rabbit and hare skins, hides and skins, wool, and gold bullion. Imports covered petrol machinery, rubber and feather manufactures, timber, tobacco, and related goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Funse of
al. Pratten
Australia
United States
F.E.C. and F.A. Dispute Postponed Hearing
Postponed hearing on claims of colliery firemen and drivers following a recent strike began today before Mr Hibble, chairman of the Doal Tribunal. The private meeting opened amid settlement discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
11Ibble
Doal Tribunal
Prests Bargain Sale of Dresses Coats and Millinery Today
Sale of entire stock at Prests Famous bargains includes 54 inch wool moracain and dress tweeds priced 15/6 and 6/11 per yard, 40 inch fancy dress tweeds at 3/9 for 2/11, 64 inch heavy tweeds in plain colors, striped wool crepe, and wool knitted pullovers with sale prices, featuring jumper suits in jersey cloth.
Pirie High School Retains A V Boas Cup After Wins
The Pirie High School defeated Broken Hill in both grades of basketball yesterday to secure the A V Boas cup for the year. Matches included boys and girls events with strong performances from Ollie Johnson, Lucy Chase, and Marjory Sandery. The visiting Broken Mill team departs tonight after a week of entertainment and good sportsmanship.
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Pirie High School
Broken Mill
Pirie
A. V. Boas
Ugh
Pike
Ollie Johannson
Lucy Chase
McHugh
Grace Kendall
Piris
Marjory Sandéry
Jean Bowley
Weather Black
Lorna Neinaber
Mearns
Broken Hill
Sandery
Avaneialod
Flooding concerns at Lords racing meeting discussed
Scotland Yard concluded investigations into a flooding incident at Lords and a report was seen at the annual general meeting. Members debated driving tactics, safety, and conduct around staff, noting occasional obstruction and blocking of horses on the track while sanctioning scrutiny by stewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain Eabrack
Melbourne
Thureuay
Ération
T. Paterson
Low Zealand
Andy
Weel
Grevit
Australia
Johns
Tumata
Walt
W. Schulze
G. Green
Tor Mandore Sen
Mtv Mark
By & Bandinoskrope
Kores
Ite Dwart
Aipwip
Bert Palmer
Soviet Replies To British Government In Propaganda Row
The Soviet responds to Britain’s publication of documents seized at Communist headquarters Tate last year. It deems it improper to answer what it calls coarse attacks and says replying would stain its dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IUGA
Britain
Tate
Boom in Ruhr Coal Quietly Shifts European Tides
The report from Cologne on Wednesday notes a large disruption in Ruhr coal production linked to German industrial strain, with broader implications for fuel markets and wartime supply routes. Observers describe the situation as a major logistical challenge affecting coal shipments and energy availability in occupied Europe.
Comedy at the Old Bailey Ends With Jury Standoff
The Westminster Gazette reports a Grand Jury nearly voted for returning a true bill in a fire case but found the defendant innocent amid courtroom suspicion. A juror claimed to be connected with the defendant, and later it emerged the defendant had followed the jurors from the adjourned room. The jury, after reconsideration, refused a true bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losdon
Westminster Gazetty
Old Bailey
Adelaide market prices for butter cheese bacon and poultry
Adelaide reports from A. W. Sandford on city market prices for butter creamery and best separators, cheese large and small, bacon lines and factory sides, live poultry including fowl and ducks, turkeys, potatoes and onions with varied price ranges per pound and weight brackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
A. W. Sandford
Tommy Dodd
Ilalton
Hutton
Metal market notes from Australian and London exchanges
Advices show copper steady with spot and forward prices for electrolytic ingots and wire bar. Lead and spelter futures rise while tin, silver, and nickel levels vary. copper, silver, and lead quoted in pounds per ton with cash and forward terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Metal Exchange
London Metal Exchange
Rise
Mac
Broken Hill Defeats Port Pirie In Tight Local Match
The Broken Hill High School team won the second of two matches at Memorial Oval, edging Port Pirie by four points. Final: Broken Hill 7 goals 14 behinds, Port Pirie 7 goals 10 behinds. Wallen and Stewart starred for the winners. Gosling, Edwards, and Evely were notable for Port Pirie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Hill
Memorial Oval
Port Pirie
Wcares
Weres Rroken
Iti
Broken Mill
Port Piri
Hird
Anish
Pirie
Wallon
James
Hosking
Stewart
J. Glenn
Jeffery
Mount
Bishop
Curthoys
Wallen Stewart
Edwards
Evely
Aberdeen disaster inquiry continues at Musswellbrook
Albert Cecil Fewitzell, former northern district divisional engineer, testifies that the Aberdeen express derailment likely resulted from excessive speed and rail irregularities. He notes sealing wheels cut sleepers and high speed between 30 and 50 mph. Witnesses discuss ballast loosening in rain and engine class performance on the North Coast line. John Nich inspects the line near a viaduct and reports depressions but does not deem them serious.
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Musswellbrook
Albert Cecil Fewitzell
Aberdeen Express
Northern District
Clias
Lin
North Coast
William Ellis
John Nich
Ganger
Iieselon
Ccur
Pirie Combined Names Captain and Vice Captain
In a Memorial Oval training meeting A. C. Patterson was elected captain of the Pirie Combined and N. J Ellis the vice-captain. A. G. Waters’ illness moved A. C. Glarke to half forward duties from Selomontown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Oval
A. C. Patterson
Pirie
N. J Ellis
A. G. Waters
A. C. Glarke
Selomontown
Back to Pirie Good Progress Reported
Reports from the exclusive committees show step fortnights of work with satisfactory progress on Pirie jubilees. Mayor J. G. Pico praised high attendance and enthusiasm as subcommittees prepare a new Jubilee committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greertve
Watt
Cor Ib
J. G. Pica
Eame Xsie
Pouvemier
3500 Miles of Cable A Long Task of Laying
3500 miles of cable described as a long task of laying as reported from London on Wednesday with feature detailing the scope and effort involved.
Remarkable Story of Maintenance Claim at Pirie Local Court
A young woman accuses Frederick Williams of fathering her illegitimate child and being able to support it, claims denied by Williams at Pirie Local Court. The case adjourned for a week. testimony included Daisy May Madolige, Elsie O Toole, and relatives. Williams denied paternity and said he had not seen the complainant for two years. The court heard objections over perjury and witness reliability as proceedings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Williams
Pirie
G. K. Sparrow
C. Mannan
Daisy May Madolige
Elsie O'Toole
Mark O'Toole
Hy Wantha
Itv
Miss Radcliffe
O'Toole
Gilotse
Hannan
Mr Sparrow
Caenen
O'Tooleft
Scott
Tyer
Tila
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King Alfonso
Minda
Victorian Finance
Lloyd George
Lord Lomtonderry
Viscount Wimhorn
A. Henderson
Hartshorn
Exuertive
Mieemurt
Makik
Mc Gook
Ite
Ryder
Northamptonshire
M. Ay Noble
Nurthampton
Lark
Limes Tees
Woodhfull
Buttiius
Mieur
Lee
Nis
Jupp
Milch
Gregory
Fiteray
Jerbroiht
Clark
Point Cook
Bardeley
Woodfull
Woalley
Macartney
Nicholson
Chick
Autres
Bullamy
Chirk
Welardean
Jurin Hyder
Evardy
Maruin
J Ponstott
Wallen Ea
Lows
jMr
Filey
Des Muiley
Niehulson
Sundpies
Agra
Manor Tolal
Tianavy
Miying- Nicholson
Stortin
Umeer Willig Artur
Woolley
Wailson
Mullane
Ubil- Thamptonghi
Watron
Bagtall
Ens
Gregory G. Oy
New South Wales
F.E.C
F.A
Ae ‘Ryutal Brook, Oa
Ikw
New Zealand
Ruhr
Cologne
Real Enterprise
Commercial
Froduce and Poultry
Metal Market
Bhare
lWard and
A ‘Arta and Co
Lyell
Mt Isa
DORE
iNe
Anatralian
Calhovians
Roots To
Glass Co
Seery Wee Ae Denen
Madigan
F. Shepley
J. Keen
Wal
Oxford
J.adden
A. Tiulen
Ekman
Atholios
Prue
Aberdeen
Pirie V. West Torrens
A.C. Patterson
A.C. Clarke
Phe Recorder
Wednerday
Capital Shipbuilding
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